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生物农药市场:按类型、配方、来源、申请型态、作物- 2024-2030 年全球预测Biorational Pesticides Market by Type (Biorational Fungicides, Biorational Insecticides, Biorational Nematicides), Formulation (Dry, Liquid), Source, Mode of Application, Crop - Global Forecast 2024-2030 |
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预计2023年生物农药市场规模为71.7亿美元,预计2024年将达78.9亿美元,2030年将达到143.9亿美元,复合年增长率为10.45%。
生物农药是天然或生物来源的害虫防治物质。与传统化学农药不同,生物农药一般具有高度针对性,仅影响预期害虫,一般对环境友好,对非目标影响最小。这些物质包括各种产品,例如微生物杀虫剂、植物生长调节剂、费洛蒙和利用天然存在的化合物或生物体发挥作用的天然杀虫剂。各个经济体对无残留有机作物和产品的需求不断增长,以及农业部门投资和扩张的增加正在推动市场需求。生物农药的保质期短、供应有限、消费者意识低、产品成本高于传统农药是主要障碍。生物农药配方的改进和新产品的推出,以及政府普及生物农药的倡议,正在为市场创造显着的成长前景。市场参与者正在专注于研究和开发,使其产品系列多样化,并提高生物农药产品的有效性和成本效益。
主要市场统计 | |
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基准年[2023] | 71.7亿美元 |
预测年份 [2024] | 78.9亿美元 |
预测年份 [2030] | 143.9亿美元 |
复合年增长率(%) | 10.45% |
作物:提高谷物和谷类中生物农药的采用率
玉米、稻米、小麦等谷类是全世界重要的主粮作物。生物农药在防治害虫方面发挥重要作用,同时对环境的影响最小。多种害虫经常以玉米为目标,但可以透过散布生物製药来保护有益昆虫。在洪水条件下种植的水稻容易受到稻甲虫等特定害虫的影响,但生物解决方案可以在不损害水生生态系统的情况下进行有针对性的害虫防治。受蚜虫和銹病等害虫影响的小麦作物可以受益于生物农药,以减少传统药物常见的抗药性累积。水果和蔬菜等高价值作物需要严格的病虫害防治,以确保品质和产量。由于生物农药残留量较低,因此对这些作物尤其重要。这对于满足监管标准并符合消费者对低加工食品的偏好至关重要。大豆、向日葵和各种豆类等油籽容易受到多种害虫的影响,这些害虫会严重影响产量和油的品质。生物农药提供了永续的害虫管理选择,改善土壤健康并维持这些作物中的有益昆虫种群。由于大豆麵临大豆蚜虫和粘虫等害虫的威胁,Violation Solutions 能够根据害虫综合管理实践进行有效的害虫控制。向日葵作物也可以从这些环保选择中受益,特别是在管理向日葵蛾等特殊害虫方面。棉籽是纺织业的基础作物,其种子容易受到棉铃虫、蓟马等多种害虫的侵害。随着对传统农药抗药性的增加和环境健康问题的日益严重,生物农药在棉花上的应用不断增加。生物农药是传统农药的一种很有前途的替代品,有多种针对害虫和作物的产品。然而,其有效性、成本和最佳用途因谷类、水果、蔬菜、油籽、豆类和棉籽而异。通用趋势是增加这些产品的使用,作为害虫综合防治策略的一部分,以减少对环境的影响,保护人类健康,并维持作物生产力和品质。
配方:大量采用干燥配方以延长生物农药的保存期限
干製剂包括可湿性粉剂(WP)、粉末(D)、颗粒剂(GR)和水分散粒剂(WDG)。这些通常以固态形式散布或在散布前必须与水混合。干製剂的优点是其稳定性。与液体配方相比,它们具有更长的保质期,并且对极端温度不太敏感。此外,运输危险性较小,洩漏风险也降低。液体製剂,如乳油 (EC)、溶液 (S) 和悬浮液 (SC) 可以直接使用,也可以用水稀释。这些製剂的特点是易于使用和均匀分布,可以实现更精确的剂量和即时发挥生物效应。干燥和液体製剂之间的选择很大程度上取决于害虫防治情况和最终用户的偏好。干燥配方可能适用于需要在各种气候条件下长期储存或运输的产品。相反,当需要立即防治害虫或易于散布时,通常优选液体製剂。
使用方法:越来越多地采用内註射来减少环境污染和非目标暴露的可能性。
叶面喷布直接散布用于植物的叶和茎。此方法针对以这些表面为食或生活的害虫。喷雾剂中含有的活性成分有多种作用,包括抑制害虫的生长、驱除害虫和杀死害虫。土壤处理方法包括将农药直接散布用于土壤。活性成分可能被根部吸收或影响土壤中的害虫。在系统性生物处理的情况下,农药会转移到整个植物中,保护植物的不同部位免受害虫的侵害。生物农药种子处理是在种植前对种子进行包衣或涂上农药的方法。这种预防性处理旨在保护种子在发育的关键早期阶段免受病原体和害虫的侵害。直接种子处理可最大限度地减少农药的使用,降低疾病传播的风险,并促进更健康的植物生长。种子处理可包括天然衍生物、微生物接种剂和其他与永续农业实践相容的生物化合物。仔细选择和散布这些产品可确保种子的活力并促进作物的均匀出苗和生长。在树干注射中,生物农药被直接注入树干并融入植物的维管系统,保护植物免受以植物为食的害虫的侵害。相较之下,叶面喷布因其散布方便、见效快而被广泛使用,对于控制生命週期短的害虫和主动以树叶为食的害虫特别有效。土壤处理提供长期控制,并且比叶面喷布更不易受到环境退化的影响。可以最大限度地减少农药与非目标生物体(包括有益昆虫)接触的风险。
通常使用针对特定类型害虫和线虫的杀虫剂和杀线虫剂。
生物杀菌剂是天然存在的物质或类似天然存在的物质的合成产品,用于控製或抑制农业中的真菌病原体。这些产品通常被认为是环保的,因为它们具有特定的作用方式、对非目标生物的毒性低并且在环境中快速降解。其中包括细菌和真菌产品、植物抽取物和矿物质。生物农药是针对特定害虫的专门产品,同时最大限度地减少对非目标生物(包括人类和有益昆虫)的风险。通常,使用抑制昆虫正常发育的专有产品,如昆虫生长调节剂 (IGR),或苏力菌(Bt) 等微生物产品,可在某些昆虫的幼虫阶段产生致命毒素。针对农业中的线虫害虫,生物杀线虫剂提供了一种比传统杀线虫剂对非目标生物危害更小的解决方案。这些杀线虫剂通常源自天然来源,例如植物抽取物、微生物产品和其他生物物质。例如,不同种类的真菌淡紫拟青霉和细菌巴斯德氏菌被用来攻击和寄生线虫。生物杀线虫剂的作用更特异性,并且在环境中快速分解,因此长期不利影响往往会最小化。生物杀菌剂、杀虫剂和杀线虫剂的主要通用是环境友善、非标靶毒性低、可纳入害虫综合防治策略。这两种类型都提供了有针对性的害虫管理方法,并且比传统杀虫剂对环境的影响更低。
来源 无机农药效果好、成本低,因此生物农药被广泛使用。
植物农药源自于以其天然杀虫化合物而闻名的植物。由于它们在环境中降解迅速,因此长期残留风险较低,通常对包括人类在内的非目标生物体更安全。植物杀虫剂包括印楝素、印楝油、除虫菊酯和鱼藤酮。印楝素或印楝油是从印楝树的种子中提取的,是一种众所周知的植物农药,以其有效控制各种害虫而闻名。它透过抑制蜕皮和进食来破坏昆虫的生命週期,使其成为环保的选择。除虫菊酯是从菊花中提取的,可以有效快速消灭许多昆虫。它影响昆虫的神经系统,导致瘫痪和死亡。鱼藤酮是一种从某些热带植物的根部提取的强效杀虫剂。它已被用于防治多种害虫,并以其在环境中的持久性以及对鱼类和其他水生生物的毒性而闻名。微生物农药由细菌、真菌和病毒等微生物组成,针对并杀死特定害虫。苏力菌(Bt) 是一种土壤细菌,其孢子含有具有杀虫特性的结晶质蛋白。当易感昆虫摄取时,这些蛋白质会破坏消化过程,导致害虫死亡。白菌是一种天然存在的真菌,寄生在许多不同类型的昆虫上。当孢子与昆虫的角质层接触时,它们会发芽并渗透,最终杀死宿主。它比 Bt 具有更广泛的宿主范围,并且更环保。非有机和合成农药经过化学设计,可有效防治害虫,并对害虫侵扰做出快速反应。与有机农药相比,这些农药往往具有更频谱的活性和更持久的效果。植物和微生物农药的环境安全性和特异性已被评估,但它们需要多次散布且成本高昂。相反,非有机农药虽然有效且具有成本效益,但对环境和健康构成重大风险,因此需要谨慎和负责任地使用。
区域洞察
在美洲,美国和巴西在严格的环境法规和不断发展的有机食品产业的支持下,在生物农药的采用方面处于领先地位。北美向永续农业发生了重大转变,增加了对生物製药的需求。相反,拉丁美洲逐渐增加了生物农药的使用,重点是害虫综合防治(IPM)做法。欧洲已成为生物农药市场的领导者,这主要是由于对化学农药使用的严格规定和强大的有机农业部门。欧盟 (EU)通用农业政策 (CAP) 促进绿色农业实践,并正在推动生物农药市场的发展。相反,中东和非洲是具有巨大成长潜力的新兴市场,特别是在这些地区,人们越来越意识到违规产品对健康和环境的好处。随着教育和法规的改善,采用率预计会增加。亚太地区是一个多元化且快速扩张的生物农药市场。中国、印度和澳洲等国家越来越多地采用这些产品来满足国内对永续农业的需求并满足农产品出口标准。在政府措施和提高作物产量同时尽量减少环境影响的需求的推动下,该地区的大型农业经济成为生物农药和植物农药生产和使用的先驱。
FPNV定位矩阵
FPNV定位矩阵对于评估生物农药市场至关重要。我们检视与业务策略和产品满意度相关的关键指标,以对供应商进行全面评估。这种深入的分析使用户能够根据自己的要求做出明智的决策。根据评估,供应商被分为四个成功程度不同的像限:前沿(F)、探路者(P)、利基(N)和重要(V)。
市场占有率分析
市场占有率分析是一种综合工具,可以对生物农药市场供应商的现状进行深入而深入的研究。全面比较和分析供应商在整体收益、基本客群和其他关键指标方面的贡献,以便更好地了解公司的绩效及其在争夺市场占有率时面临的挑战。此外,该分析还提供了对该行业竞争特征的宝贵见解,包括在研究基准年观察到的累积、分散主导地位和合併特征等因素。详细程度的提高使供应商能够做出更明智的决策并制定有效的策略,从而在市场上获得竞争优势。
1. 市场渗透率:提供有关主要企业所服务的市场的全面资讯。
2. 市场开拓:我们深入研究利润丰厚的新兴市场,并分析其在成熟细分市场的渗透率。
3. 市场多元化:提供有关新产品发布、开拓地区、最新发展和投资的详细资讯。
4.竞争评估与资讯:对主要企业的市场占有率、策略、产品、认证、监管状况、专利状况、製造能力等进行全面评估。
5. 产品开发与创新:提供对未来技术、研发活动和突破性产品开发的见解。
1.生物农药市场规模及预测如何?
2.生物农药市场预测期间需要考虑投资的产品、细分市场、应用和领域有哪些?
3.生物农药市场的技术趋势和法规结构是什么?
4.生物农药市场主要厂商的市场占有率是多少?
5.进入生物农药市场的合适型态和策略性手段是什么?
[189 Pages Report] The Biorational Pesticides Market size was estimated at USD 7.17 billion in 2023 and expected to reach USD 7.89 billion in 2024, at a CAGR 10.45% to reach USD 14.39 billion by 2030.
Biorational pesticides are a class of pest control substances derived from natural or biological origins. Unlike conventional chemical pesticides, biorational pesticides are typically more targeted in their action, affect only their intended pests, and are generally considered environmentally friendly with minimal non-target consequences. These substances include various products such as microbial pesticides, plant growth regulators, pheromones, and natural insecticides that work by exploiting naturally occurring compounds or organisms. Rising demand for residue-free organic crops and products across economies and increasing investments and expansion of the agriculture sector are fuelling demand in the market. Low shelf life, limited availability of biorational pesticides, limited consumer awareness, and higher product costs than conventional pesticides pose significant hurdles. Improvements in biorational pesticide formulations and the introduction of new products, along with government initiatives to promote biorational pesticides, are creating substantial growth prospects in the market. Market players are focusing on research and development to diversify their product portfolios and improve the efficacy and cost-effectiveness of biorational products.
KEY MARKET STATISTICS | |
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Base Year [2023] | USD 7.17 billion |
Estimated Year [2024] | USD 7.89 billion |
Forecast Year [2030] | USD 14.39 billion |
CAGR (%) | 10.45% |
Crop: Enhance the adoption rate of biorational pesticides in cereals & grains
Cereals and grains such as corn, rice, and wheat are staple food crops with substantial global importance. Biorational pesticides play a vital role in managing pests while minimizing environmental impact. A wide range of pests often targets corn, and applying biorational products helps preserve beneficial insects. Rice grown in flooded conditions is susceptible to unique pests such as rice borers, for which biorational solutions offer targeted control without harming aquatic ecosystems. Wheat, affected by pests such as aphids and rust, can benefit from biorational pesticides to reduce the resistance build-up often seen with traditional chemicals. High-value crops such as fruits and vegetables require stringent pest control measures to ensure quality and yield. Biorational pesticides are particularly important in these crops due to their lower residue levels, essential for meeting regulatory standards and consumer preferences for minimally processed foods. Oilseeds such as soybean, sunflower, and various pulses are susceptible to numerous pests that can significantly affect yield and oil quality. Biorational pesticides provide a sustainable pest management option, improving soil health and preserving beneficial insect populations in these crops. For soybeans, which face threats from pests such as soybean aphids and armyworms, biorational solutions ensure effective control aligned with integrated pest management practices. Sunflower crops can also benefit from these environmentally softer options, especially in managing specialist pests such as the sunflower moth. Cotton seed is a fundamental crop in the textile industry, and its seed is vulnerable to a host of pests, such as bollworms and thrips. Applying biorational pesticides in cotton has increased as resistance to traditional pesticides grows, and concerns about environmental health escalate. Biorational pesticides are a promising alternative to traditional pesticides, with diverse products tailored to pests and crops. However, their efficacy, cost, and best-use practices vary among cereals, fruits, vegetables, oilseeds, pulses, and cotton seeds. There is a common trend toward increased use of these products as part of integrated pest management strategies to reduce environmental impact, safeguard human health, and maintain crop productivity and quality.
Formulation: Significant adoption of dry biorational pesticides for longer shelf life
Dry formulations include wettable powders (WP), dusts (D), granules (GR), and water-dispersible granules (WDG). These are typically applied in solid form or require mixing with water before application. The advantages of dry formulations stem from their stability. They have a longer shelf life than liquid formulations and are less susceptible to temperature extremes. Moreover, they are less hazardous to transport and present reduced risks of spillage. Liquid formulations, such as emulsifiable concentrates (EC), solutions (S), and suspensions (SC), are either ready-to-use or require dilution with water. These formulations are characterized by ease of application and uniform distribution, which allows for more precise dosing and immediate biological impact. The choice between dry and liquid biorational pesticides largely depends on the pest control scenario and the end-user's preferences. Dry formulations may suit products requiring long-term storage or transport through varying climates. Conversely, liquid formulations are often preferred for immediate pest management needs and ease of application.
Mode of Application: Rising adoption of trunk injection for reducing the chances of environmental contamination and non-target exposure
Biorational pesticides applied as foliar sprays are directly deposited onto the leaves and stems of plants. This method targets pests that feed on or inhabit those surfaces. The active ingredients in the spray can work in various ways, such as disrupting the pest's growth, repelling them, or causing mortality. The soil treatment method involves applying the pesticide directly to the soil. The active ingredients can be taken up by roots or affect soil-dwelling pests. For systemic biorational products, the pesticide is translocated throughout the plant, protecting against pests that feed on different plant parts. Seed treatment with biorational pesticides is an approach where seeds are coated or dressed with pesticides before planting. This prophylactic treatment aims to protect the seed from pathogens and pests during the critical early stages of development. By directly treating seeds, it minimizes the amount of pesticide used and helps establish healthier plant growth with a reduced risk of disease transmission. Seed treatments can include natural derivatives, microbial inoculants, or other biorational compounds that are compatible with sustainable agriculture practices. Careful selection and application of these products ensure seed viability and promote uniform crop emergence and growth. In the trunk injection, the biorational pesticide is injected directly into the tree trunk, which becomes integrated into the plant's vascular system and protects it internally from pests that feed on it. Comparatively, foliar spray is widely used due to its easy application and quick action and is particularly effective for controlling pests with short life cycles or actively feeding on the foliage. Soil treatment can offer longer-term control and can be less susceptible to environmental degradation compared to foliar sprays. It minimizes the risk of pesticide contact with non-target organisms, including beneficial insects.
Type: Significant use of insecticides and nematicides, which targets specific pest insects and nematodes
Biorational fungicides are substances of natural origin or synthetic products similar to naturally occurring products used to control or suppress fungal pathogens in agriculture. These products have a specific mode of action and are often considered environmentally friendly due to their low toxicity to non-target organisms and rapid environmental decomposition. They include bacterial or fungal-derived products, botanical extracts, and minerals. Biorational insecticides are specialized products that target specific insect pests while posing minimal risks to non-target organisms, including humans and beneficial insects. They often have unique modes of action, such as insect growth regulators (IGRs), which disrupt the normal development of insects, or microbial products, such as Bacillus thuringiensis (Bt), which produces toxins lethal to certain insect larval stages. Addressing nematode pests in agriculture, biorational nematicides offer less harmful solutions to non-target organisms than conventional nematicides. They are often derived from natural sources such as plant extracts, microbial products, or other biological materials. For instance, various species of the fungus Paecilomyces lilacinus and the bacterium Pasteuria penetrans are used to attack and parasitize nematodes. Biorational nematicides tend to be more specific in action and degrade quickly in the environment, minimizing long-term detrimental effects. The primary similarities between biorational fungicides, insecticides, and nematicides are their environmentally friendly profiles, low non-target toxicity, and integration within Integrated pest management strategies. Each type offers a targeted approach to pest management with a reduced environmental footprint compared to conventional pesticides.
Source: Considerable use of non-organic biorational pesticides, as they are effective and more cost-efficient
Botanical pesticides are derived from plants known for their natural insecticidal properties. They manage to break down quickly in the environment, reducing the risk of long-term residue, and are generally safer for non-target organisms, including humans. Botanicals include Azadirachtin and neem oil, Pyrethrin, and Rotenone. Azadirachtin and neem oil are derived from the seeds of the neem tree, and they are prominent botanical pesticides known for their effectiveness in controlling various pests. They disrupt the life cycle of insects by inhibiting molting and deterring feeding, thus proving to be an eco-friendly option. Pyrethrin is extracted from chrysanthemum flowers and has a fast knockdown effect on many insects. It affects the nervous system of insects, leading to paralysis and death. Rotenone is a potent insecticide derived from the roots of certain tropical plants. It has been used to target a broad spectrum of pests but is known for its environmental persistence and toxicity to fish and other aquatic life. Microbial pesticides consist of microorganisms such as bacteria, fungi, viruses that target and control specific pests. Bacillus thuringiensis (Bt) is a soil-dwelling bacterium whose spores contain crystalline proteins with insecticidal properties. When ingested by susceptible insects, these proteins disrupt digestive processes, leading to the pest's death. Beauveria bassiana is a naturally emerging fungus that parasites on various insect species. Once the spores come into contact with the insect's cuticle, they germinate and penetrate, ultimately killing the host, which exhibits a broader host range than Bt and is environmentally friendly. Non-organic and synthetic pesticides are chemically engineered for efficient pest control and can respond rapidly to pest infestations. They tend to have a broader spectrum of activity and longer-lasting effects than their organic counterparts. Botanical and microbial pesticides are valued for their environmental safety and specificity but may require more frequent applications and entail higher costs. Conversely, non-organic pesticides are effective and cost-efficient but pose significant environmental and health risks, emphasizing the need for careful and responsible use.
Regional Insights
In the Americas, the United States and Brazil are leading in adopting biorational pesticides, underpinned by stringent environmental regulations and a growing organic food industry. North America is witnessing a significant shift toward sustainable agriculture, enhancing the demand for biorational products. Latin America, conversely, is experiencing a gradual rise in the uptake of biorational pesticides, with an improved focus on integrated pest management (IPM) practices. Europe has established itself as a frontrunner in the biorational pesticides market, largely due to the stringent regulations about chemical pesticide usage and a robust organic farming sector. The European Union's Common Agricultural Policy (CAP) pushes for greener agricultural practices, thus propelling the market for biorational pesticides. Conversely, the Middle East and Africa are emerging markets with significant growth potential, particularly as these regions become more aware of the health and environmental benefits of biorational products. Adoption rates are expected to increase with improving education and regulation. The Asia-Pacific region presents a diverse and rapidly expanding market for biorational pesticides. Countries such as China, India, and Australia are increasingly adopting these products to cater to domestic demands for sustainable agriculture and to comply with export standards for agricultural produce. The region's large agrarian economies are trailblazers in the production and usage of biological and botanical pesticides, fueled by government initiatives and the necessity to improve crop yields while minimizing environmental impact.
FPNV Positioning Matrix
The FPNV Positioning Matrix is pivotal in evaluating the Biorational Pesticides Market. It offers a comprehensive assessment of vendors, examining key metrics related to Business Strategy and Product Satisfaction. This in-depth analysis empowers users to make well-informed decisions aligned with their requirements. Based on the evaluation, the vendors are then categorized into four distinct quadrants representing varying levels of success: Forefront (F), Pathfinder (P), Niche (N), or Vital (V).
Market Share Analysis
The Market Share Analysis is a comprehensive tool that provides an insightful and in-depth examination of the current state of vendors in the Biorational Pesticides Market. By meticulously comparing and analyzing vendor contributions in terms of overall revenue, customer base, and other key metrics, we can offer companies a greater understanding of their performance and the challenges they face when competing for market share. Additionally, this analysis provides valuable insights into the competitive nature of the sector, including factors such as accumulation, fragmentation dominance, and amalgamation traits observed over the base year period studied. With this expanded level of detail, vendors can make more informed decisions and devise effective strategies to gain a competitive edge in the market.
Key Company Profiles
The report delves into recent significant developments in the Biorational Pesticides Market, highlighting leading vendors and their innovative profiles. These include AgriLife (India) Private Limited, Andermatt Group AG, BASF SE, Bayer AG, Biobest Group NV, Bionema Limited, BioSafe Systems, LLC, Certis Biologicals by Mitsui & Co., Ltd., Corteva, Inc., Emery Oleochemicals LLC, FMC Corporation, Gowan Company, LLC, Green Vision Life Sciences Pvt Ltd., Hexa Agro Industries, Innatrix Inc., Koppert B.V., Novozymes A/S, Nufarm Limited, Pro Farm Group Inc. by Bioceres Crop Solutions Corp., Russell IPM Ltd., SEIPASA, SA, Solvay SA, STK bio-ag technologies, Sumitomo Chemical Co., Ltd., Suterra by The Wonderful Company LLC, Syngenta AG, Vegalab SA, and Vestaron Corporation.
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